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Bedford CEO to appear on TV show


March 19. 2017 11:19PM
Wendy Tirollo, CEO of Bedford-based TRM Microwave, left, is scheduled to appear on “Worldwide Business with Kathy Ireland” on the Fox Business and Bloomberg channels Sunday. (COURTESY)

BEDFORD — Wendy Tirollo, CEO of TRM Microwave, a high-tech, woman-owned small business located in Bedford, is scheduled to appear on “Worldwide Business with Kathy Ireland” as sponsored programming on Fox Business Network and Bloomberg channels at 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

The interview will cover various topics on the radio frequency/microwave industry, from its importance in U.S. national security, defense and space programs, to challenges like recruiting millennial engineers, the company said.

The design processes and new manufacturing capabilities of the company, which is paying for the promotional appearance, will also be featured on “Manufacturing Marvels” at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, on Fox Business Network.


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